A MOVING TARGET DETECTION ALGORITHM BASED ON THE DYNAMIC BACKGROUND ABSTRACT Advantages and disadvantages of two common algorithms frequently used in the moving target detection: background subtraction method and frame difference method are analyzed and compared in this paper. Then based on the background subtraction method, a moving target detection algorithm is proposed. The background image used to process the next frame image is generated through superposition of the current frame image and the current background image with a certain probability. This algorithm makes the objects which stay long time to be a part of the background after a certain period of time, but not be detected as a part of foreground. The experimental results show that this algorithm can detect moving targets more effectively and precisely. Keywords-background subtraction; frame difference; moving target detection; dynamic background PROBLEM DEFINITION Intelligent video surveillance is a new research direction in the field of computer vision. It uses the method of computer vision and detects the movement target in the monitoring scene by automatic analysis the image sequence by the camera recording. And the research on moving target detection and extraction algorithm can be said to be key issues in intelligent video. Its purpose is the detection and extraction of the moving targets from the scene of the video image sequence. Therefore the effective detection of moving targets determines the system performance. Therefore, this article focuses on key technology in the moving targets detection and extraction. In this paper, firstly, it has a brief introduction of pretreatment of the video images. It reduces the error in the image processing after. Secondly the paper focuses on analysis comparison the two algorithms: the background subtraction and the frame difference. Lastly, this paper selects based on the background subtraction method to improve it and present a moving target detection algorithm based on the background which has dynamic changes. Flow charts Flow chart of background subtraction method Flow chart of frame difference method SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS Operating system : Windows XP/7. Coding Language : MATLAB Tool : MATLAB R 2012 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS: System Hard Disk Floppy Drive Monitor Mouse Ram : Pentium IV 2.4 GHz. : : 1.44 Mb. : : 40 GB. 15 VGA Colour. Logitech. : 512 Mb. CONCLUSION Although the moving target detection algorithm based on the dynamic background can better meet the set performance requirements. However, to design a perfect intelligent visual surveillance system, we should further improve the system robustness and increase target identification functions. REFERENCES [1] Wang Ying-li , Dai Jing-min, “Moving Targets Detection and Tracking Based on Nonlinear Adaptive Filtering,” 2007 International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Security Workshops (CISW 2007), pp. 691-694, December 2007. [2] Yang Shu-Ying , Zhang Cheng , Zhang We-Yu , He Pi-Lian, Unknown Moving Target Detecting and Tracking Based on Computer Vision, Fourth International Conference on Image and Graphics (ICIG 2007), pp 490-495, August 2007 [3] Tan Jiyuan, Wu Chengdong, Zhou Yun, Hou Jun, Wang Qiaoqiao, “Reasearch of Abnormal Target Detection Algorithm in intelligent Surveillance System”, Proceedings of the 2009 International Conference on Advanced Computer Control, IEEE Computer Society, 2009. [4] Fa-quan Zhang , Yong Zhang , Li-ping Lu , Li-ying Jiang , Guang-zhao Cui, “Speedy Detection Algorithm of Underwater Moving Targets Based on Image Sequence,” 2009 International Conference on ComputerEngineering and Technology, pp. 230–233, January 2009 [5] Mayur D. Jain, S. Nalin Pradeep. A video surveillance system under varying environmental conditions. Proceedings of the 24th IASTED international conference on Signal processing, pattern recognition, and applications,ACTAPress, February 2006. [6] By M. A. Zerafat Pisheh , A. Sheikhi, “Detection and Compensation of Image Sequence Jitter Due to an Unstable CCD Camera for Video Tracking of a Moving Target,” Second International Symposium on 3D Data Processing, Visualization and Transmission (3DPVT'04), pp. 258- 261, September 2004